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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. It's not my kid but another kid in the pod. I don't want to speculate about the health of another kid, but I am annoyed with the parents for not letting us know of the challenges that were clearly going to come up.

My apologies for keeping it a bit vague in the post initially, [b]just wanted to check if my expectations of being informed were misplaced.[/b] The kid isn't violent and actually pretty sweet, but can not interact or have conversations at all with the other kids. When the group is this small, I believe that's an important thing. They are also very disruptive during remote classes and can't follow directions unless repeated multiple times.  [/quote]

Nothing you describe is something I would expect to be "informed" of.  Serious verbal/language delays, any kind of violence (hitting/biting/throwing things), or other behavioral outliers, yes.  Many little kids have a hard time with DL/focusing on a person on a screen.  And kids can have a wide range of social skills at this age.  [/quote]

OP here, I don't want to go into too many details but the kid (let's call them K) loudly repeats a few lines all day, even when other kids are having class, sometimes while banging something on the table or wall while doing so. K can't sit thru the DL class unless the nanny sits only with them. She spends more time with that one kid than all the others combined, to get every small thing done. There are a lot of things like that.

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